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Re: Welcome to DaniWeb, hope you enjoy it here :) And for the cats that'd be "Mrrroww mrrrr prrr, hiss Mrrow Puuurrrrrrrr!" | |
Re: Ok, I've been slacking off again with my welcomes but um... [B][COLOR="Green"]WELCOME!!![/COLOR][/B] :twisted: | |
Re: The title that shows up on the browser or elsewhere is generally generated by the title tags within the FrameSet page. Very rarely is it generated by the frame content itself but depending on the browser and the page load methods it can be. Best solution, as indicated by $urya, … | |
Re: [QUOTE=ardav;1260215]Rough is good - friction and all that.[/QUOTE]While we're on the topic of TP... | |
![]() | Re: Let me start off by saying that I don't believe a "blanket ban" is a solution in any discussion of firearms. It has generally been shown that any attempt to completely ban something has the converse effect of causing increased interest in having/doing that thing. Here in Canada we already … |
Re: If you MUST close the first form then you're doing it in the wrong order. Instead of using:[CODE]this.close(); new form3().Show();[/CODE]Try using:[CODE]new form3().Show(); this.close();[/CODE]If you close the only active form prior to opening a new form you get the inadvertant side-effect of terminating the application in most cases. Hope this helps … | |
Re: Welcome Todd, hope you enjoy your stay here in DW Land :twisted: | |
Re: I might recommend that you read [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322932"]this page[/URL] as it should answer your question on how to prevent editing of your DGV. As for the second requirement to have a single row editable (ie: the one just entered via ADD) not sure. I strongly recommend you read through the entire … | |
Re: just-tam; Please post the code related to your login process (minus any security sensitive information like UN/PW's) so that people can maybe have a look and see if there's anything missing or in need of correction. It's often much easier for people to help debug a coding issue if they … | |
Re: priyam, While I'm sure it's possible to store blog posts and user details and what have you in an XML file... I wouldn't advise it. The more posts and replies and such that you end up with the larger the file will get and eventually it would reach a point … | |
Re: AngelicOne; [LIST=1] [*]What is the date/time format of the picker producing? (ie: what is the order of the date/time value) [*]What error are you getting when you say it "doesn't work" [/LIST]In theory the date/time generated by the picker should match an accepted date/time format in use by SQL server, … | |
Re: Question: Do you have a method in place to clear the textBox between button clicks? Question 2: Are you trying multi-selections [B]after[/B] trying single selections? I generally would include a Label1.Text = ""; line prior to populating the Label1.Text (prior to the ForEach statement) to ensure that there are no … | |
Re: I can't find an example to show with a history/listing of what versions of ASP.Net are supported by which versions of Internet Explorer but... I would think that the issue you are having is that IE5/6 are both heavily outdated versions of IE and likely are not capable of handling … | |
Re: [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httprequest.userhostaddress.aspx"]This resource[/URL] at msdn.microsoft.com might be of some help in getting a bit more familiar with the methods you are trying to use. I assume that you are using a browser front-end on your application or else you won't be able to utilize the httpRequest processes as they rely on … | |
Re: [QUOTE=djextreme5;1284911][url]http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://lostangelsproject.com/&charset=(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0[/url] On Line 409: <div id="background"><img src="http://lostangelsproject.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/JodieComp_1152x864.jpg" alt="field" style="width: 100%; height: 100%; background-repeat: no-repeat"/></div> What is no-repeat by itself? It makes no sense![/QUOTE]Actually it indicates "style="width: 100%; height: 100%; background-repeat: no-repeat""... looks like they're trying to combine css style formatting with html style formatting which is fine for most browsers … | |
Re: Well, I have to say I've never seen z-index:100 used before... Really not sure what you're working at there but just remember the higher the z-index the further forward it is from the back of the stack... higher = 'on top of' lower... as long as whatever you want to … ![]() | |
Re: What you're looking for is a Modal form. This is something that comes up often enough around here so here's a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread295787.html"]link to a previous thread[/URL] where a modal dialogue was discussed (please don't post in the old form though, if you have questions about what is discussed there please … | |
Re: Control Panel > Edit Options > Default Thread Subscription Mode This setting decides how your default subscription settings affect all posts you make. Generally it affects both new threads started by you and replies posted by you so unfortunately you can't have the best of both worlds (auto-subscribe to your … | |
Re: It's not a subscription option... What Dani's pointing out is that there are links in your profile page and at the bottom of the page (footer) in DaniWeb that allow you to (with a single click) bring up a list of [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/search.php?do=finduser&u=86400&starteronly=1"]all the thread starting posts you've ever made[/URL]. To … | |
Re: Sorry, I need to get a bit more info out of you... When you say "open a window on the same page" to what are you referring? Yes, Response.Redirect will make a call to the browser to go to the new URL provided similar to clicking a link in a … | |
Re: [url]http://bytes.com/topic/flash/answers/684555-connect-flash-database-access-sql-server-xml[/url] [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/650682/connecting-to-sql-server2005-from-actionscript3[/url] Found using [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Flash+"connect+to+SQL""]http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Flash+"connect+to+SQL"[/URL] Hope that helps!!!!!!!!11oneleven!! :) | |
Re: [QUOTE=Toulinwoek;1280459]I think I should add code behind the "Done" button on frmLocations that will refresh the combo box on the MainForm.[/QUOTE]I think you're on the correct path with this theory :) Basically, what you need to do is isolate the code that you're using to populate your comboBox in the … | |
Re: Well, for starters you're not going to be able to 'hide' query string values because they appear in the presentation of the URL and there's really no way around that. What you can do however, is find an alternative method of passing the values from page to page. Possible methods … | |
Re: On my computer it seems to take longer to load on the page loads where it shows the front view of the Blizzard-XI (the one with it pushing the soccer ball) than when it's showing the side/back perspective. Hope that helps in some way :) | |
Re: Oh wow... I even missed 2 when I was actively trying to reply to all new member intros... sleep is more important than I thought lol Welcome though :) | |
Re: Well dayum... I was about to go and give a big well-worded example of the use of methods vs direct data access and then I read the 1 reply and saw that pritesh had beat me to it :twisted: It's basically just for data protection/hiding in the end. By having … | |
As suggested by Duki in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread298488.html"]this thread[/URL] I figured I'd compile all the workable examples and explanations here towards the question of "Why do we use get/ set to change properties?" [QUOTE=pritesh2010]Properties provide the opportunity to protect a field in a class by reading and writing to it through the … | |
Re: I'm curious which compiler/IDE you're using for your coding because I know my VS tells me exactly where the error is when it pops an error out at me. Alternately the only way you'll be able to tell if your compiler/IDE isn't being helpful, would be to go through each … | |
Re: On a side note... one thing to be aware of is that a very large number of cross-compatibility issues between MSIE and other browsers is generated by the CSS file and the settings therein. Thankfully you provided us with the contents of the CSS file you were.... oh wait, no, … | |
Re: Well, welcome to the forums and hope you find an answer to your issue :) I might recommend that you attempt a thread in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum10.html"]Windows NT/2000/XP[/URL] forum as someone there might be able to help you solve your issue. | |
Re: Let me say welcome to the forums :twisted: That being said, questions belong in the appropriate language/platform forums and to be honest I wouldn't have a clue how to integrate 2 softwares I've never heard of without having direct access to both of their source which is much more than … | |
Re: I'll be honest, I looked through a lot of information to try to find an answer for you and I can find many references on how to load the .pdf into your page or to embed it into the page so that it's not having to be downloaded and separately … | |
Re: As I indicated in my reply to your [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1284269.html#post1284269"]other (misplaced in C#) post[/URL], it would be helpful to those who are trying to help you out if you would provide some additional information. 1) Would you be able to post here any errors you are receiving so we can perhaps … | |
Re: You never instantiate AppUtils. You wrote the class for it but never actually create an instance of the class as such:[CODE]AppUtils myUtils = new AppUtils();[/CODE]All class objects need to be instanciated prior to use. Your usage would then be:[CODE]aName = myUtils.myDogs[x].Name;[/CODE]Hope that helps :) Please remember to mark the thread … | |
Re: And if you really NEED to do it in another class, it'd just be an abstraction of what farooqaaa provided above but would require an appropriate constructor for the class object allowing pass-in of the string you're filtering. | |
Re: Short answer... No... Long answer... Depends on who registered the domain and hosting for the site. If the domain information is registered under the client's information then they can make a (good luck) request to the registrar and attempt to re-take control of the damain name itself. Provided that the … | |
Re: Ack, I fell behind on my greetings again! Welcome to the forums Mike! :twisted: | |
Re: And I'm sure the community will be happy to have you numbered amongst us :twisted: Welcome | |
Re: What would likely REALLY help here would be for you to provide samples of your code on the INSERT statement portion of your web-app. Hard to provide a solution if we can't see the problem :) Possibly any error results you're getting would be helpful as well. Edit: What would … | |
Re: Really, it's not a horrible thing to post your code here, just take whatever error you're receiving and type it here (an error message with no code is better than no error message [B]and[/B] no code) and if possible paste any relevant code segments that are even remotely related to … | |
Re: [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=c%23+combobox+in+datagridview"]Here you go...[/URL] Hope that helps :) | |
Re: Only thing I'm going to say here is... when did DaniWeb become the equivalent of a compiler's built-in syntax and error checker? If you have a specific problem with the code or it's not working in an expected way it would be appreciated if you would provide the error details … | |
Re: Ok... first off... this same question was already answered for you [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread295754.html"]at least once[/URL] in the past. Secondly, this same question was already answered for you [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread295779.html"]at least once[/URL] in the past...... I could list out the 4-5 times you've posted this same question but in the end it boils … | |
Re: If you're using SQL server for your database then you're using a relational database environment which allows you to utilize linked tables with related information. What I might suggest is you check these [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=sql+relational+database+design+tutorial"]tutorials on creating relational databases[/URL] as they may help you decide your DB setup. Hope that helps. | |
Re: [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=C%23+ASP.Net+import+excel"]Google[/URL] is your friend... | |
Re: [CODE=C#]public partial class Form : System.Web.UI.Page { private void connecttodb() { OracleConnection conn = new OracleConnection(); conn.ConnectionString = "User Id=WLL; Password=wll; Data Source=WLL;"; } protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if(!Page.IsPostBack) { String CommandText = "Select DepartmentID,Department from its_department;"; OracleDataReader odr = GetDr(CommandText, ConnectionString); DropDownList1.DataSource = odr; DropDownList1.DataTextField ="Department"; … | |
Re: Fairly sure that if any moderators were feeling that friendly they'd approach you and not the other way around :twisted: Considering how many other things they have to do on an average day (on a volunteer basis I might add) I wouldn't try to rush it :) |
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